In the summer time the living is easy or so they sing. It never hurts to dream that there might be some truth to those lyrics. Another thing that doesn’t hurt is The Jitney Miami Summer 2026 Concert Preview which gets underway right now.
Paul Oakenfold and The Crystal Method June 24 at Revolution Live
Party like its 1999 in Fort Lauderdale when two veteran electronic music acts pull out all the big breaks to get you dancing.
Thievery Corporation June 26 at Miami Beach Bandshell
The trip-hop duo celebrate their thirtieth anniversary, with a seemingly annual June set at North Beach.
Ariana Grande June 30 & July 2-3 at Amerant Bank Arena
Boca Raton’s pop superstar made good makes a triumphant homecoming with a three night residency of her Eternal Sunshine Tour at the local hockey arena.
Shakira July 1-2 at Kaseya Center
They say hips don’t lie. They also say the Columbian superstar will kick off the 4th of July Weekend with two nights of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour 2026.
Tame Impala July 6-7 at Kaseya Center
Kevin Parker brings his psychedelic pop show to an arena level with two sold out nights of his Deadbeat Tour.
Tori Amos July 7 at Kravis Center
The singer/songwriter pianist brings her confessional tunes like “Cornflake Girl” and “Silent all These Years” along with new songs off her latest record, In Times of Dragons, to West Palm.
Cat Power July 16 at ZeyZey
For someone who calls South Beach home, Cat Power’s headlining Miami shows are few and far between. So definitely worth checking out her live performance of her 2006 album The Greatest.
Devo August 28 at Fillmore Miami Beach
According to Setlist.FM the last time the new wave faves played South Florida was 1988 when Ronald Reagan was president. Many didn’t think the presidency and society could de-evolve any further, but Devo (short for The de-evolution Band) apparently knew.
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